The pre-modern Silk Routes were so named because they primarily carried:
ASilk from China to West
BTea from China to Europe
CSpices from India to Africa
DCoffee from Ethiopia to India
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Silk from China to West
1. syllabus discusses the Silk Routes extensively.
2. Chinese silk cargoes travelling these routes gave them their name.
3. The routes existed on land and by sea, linking vast regions of Asia, North Africa and Europe.
_Source: syllabus History India and the Contemporary World - II, Ch 3 "The Making of a Global World", §Silk Routes ¶1_
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